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4th December 2006, 01:06 AM
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Mp3 player FM reception.
I would like my Mp3 player to have good FM reception on the built in tuner. I use it in my car most of the times and connect the headphone output to an amplifier. Since the headphone ground is (as I understood) the antenna it has perfect reception on a headphone, but on the amp it hardly receives anything...
 Anyone got an idea of how to solve this? 
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